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Located in Beltsville (Calverton), Sheraton College Park North Hotel is close to Gardens Ice House and Fairland Sports and Athletic Complex.
This hotel is within the vicinity of Comcast Center and Buddy Attick Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 205 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Satellite programming provides entertainment, and wired and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities including a 24-hour fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. This hotel also features wireless Internet access (surcharge), concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands. Guests can get around on the complimentary shuttle, which operates within 5 mi.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include high-speed (wired) Internet access (surcharge), a business center, and limo/town car service. Planning an event in Beltsville? This hotel has 8,000 square feet (743 square meters) of space consisting of conference/meeting rooms, small meeting rooms, and a ballroom. Free self parking is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
- General
Sheraton College Park North Hotel features a 24-hour fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
Business amenities at this 3.5-star property consist of a business center, limo/town car service, and audiovisual equipment. Event facilities measuring 8,000 square feet (743 square meters) include conference/meeting rooms, small meeting rooms, and a ballroom. This business-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, gift shops/newsstands, and concierge services. A complimentary area shuttle within 5 mi is available for guests. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Sheraton College Park North Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- Swimming pool - outdoor seasonal
- Concierge services
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Restaurant
- Room service (limited hours)
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free parking
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Event catering
- Banquet facilities
- Ballroom(s)
- Business center
- Exhibit space
- Audiovisual equipment
- 24-hour front desk
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 205
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Express check-in
- Number of floors - 9
- ATM/banking
- Laundry facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Elevator/lift
- Wedding services
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Wireless Internet access - surcharge
- Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Microwave in lobby
- Free self parking
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 743
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 8,000
- Smoke-free property (fines apply)
- Smoke-free property
- Television in lobby
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Wireless Internet access (surcharge), Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Wireless Internet access - surcharge, Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
- Parking
Free parking, Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- Climate control
- Complimentary weekday newspaper
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Direct-dial phone
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Extra towels/bedding
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- Pillowtop mattress
- Dining
The Powder Mill Café serves buffet and à la carte breakfast, as well as à la carte lunch and dinner. Room service is also available.
- Recreation
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a fitness facility and a seasonal outdoor pool.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Swimming on site
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Pet fee: USD 25 per pet, per night
- Additional Details
Children 11 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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Hi Guys
I've been getting this "out of memory" problem when working on fireworks. Not really that often but when it does occur it's annoying i have to close my open documents in FW and reopen it..
When this error occurs, the elements in FW are not shown anymore i just get this boxes that say "not enough memory"
Now I'd probably suspect my PC running out of RAM or something, if it wasnt for the fact that I have 8GB DDR2 1100Mhz Ram installed on my Windows 7 x64 Machine.. and I have plenty of swap disk left too.. and the fact that when this happened i'm only consumung 5GB of my 8GB tank..
So could this be a FW memory handling problem?
Please delete the Adobe Fireworks cookies and Application Data
Just Delete the Fireworks file in C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data.
Hopes that help you.
Same problem with 12GB of RAM - same platform - Windows 7 doesn't have that pathname to clear the cookies?
For Fireworks, it doesn't matter how much RAM you have installed -- it handles memory in a very specific manner, and cannot use more than ~ 2 GB of RAM. Once this memory is exausted for it, Fw will become instable.
My suggestions -- to avoid this kind of problem:
1) Reduce number of UNDO steps to approx. 100. (this can be set in Preferences)
2) When working with large files and/or with many files, periodically restart Fireworks (after a few hours of extensive work), wait until Fireworks.exe disappears from running processes, then start it again.
Working in this manner will probably make this error never appear...
Hope this helps!
I get the same problem and my undo steps are set to 20. Just a ****** product with a ****** development team.
I've got the same problem too and it doesn't matter how many undo-steps I've configured. Closing other Fireworks documents and other running programs gives you 2 or 3 more edit steps until the error message appears again. According to Task-Manager Fireworks only uses not more than 400 MB of my 3,24 GB memory (Win XP SP3)
My Document:
10 Pages, 10 to 20 Styles, 15 Layers (mostly shared), ca. 205 objects with groups (ungrouped ca. 500)
Every 2 hours Fireworks needs a restart.
It seems to be a very very strongheaded bug, because it's reported from users since CS3 (afaIk). But I'm very thankful. In CS5 at least I can save my work after the error message appears.
I don't give up hope, that someday this bug (and many others) will be fixed.
@Adobe: Is a bugfixing-update on schedule (in the near future)?
The same problem here with FW CS5 from Master Collection. Windows 7, 64bit, 8GB RAM, i5.
The actual problem is with GDI objects not RAM. CS5 doesn't do a good job of cleaning them up when you close documents. Closing Fireworks every few hours will correct the problem because app is removed from memory but this shouldn't be needed. The dev team should be able to clear these objects when a document is closed so we don't have to restart the app so often. IMHO
If you want to view how many GDI objects are being used by any Windows application,
open Task Manager
select View from the tool bar
choose Select Columns
check the box next to GDI Objects
Click OK.
thanks Jason very helpful
yes 7,000 of the things (GDI objects) in CS5 compared to 998 in CS3 doing
the same task
from my experience fireworks cs5 crashes when it reach a limit of 1.4 gb of ram used
that is very little because many of the nowadays web projects is made by many pages and many objects images, vectorial
this program need to be 64 bit for serious users, who need to work with lots of multipage files
c'mon adobe just optimize this for users who have plenty of ram and lots of work
Adobe is full of BS when it comes to the support of their products. This problem persists since years and nobody seems to care. Fireworks is thus an unusable product for any of the tasks it is claimed to have been developed for: multi-state prototyping, massive webdesign with the use of symbols, vector and bitmap cooperation.
I have a 16GB memory pool, this application however cannot cope with it, that's why I assemble my designs in Illustrator. (which is not suitable at all. It is not supporting states, it's slicing and pixel precision are very bad and unreliable)
But memory rules it all and crashes are not acceptable. I just wonder why we pay the thousands it costs for it.
Unfortunately Adobe Fireworks CS5 is 32bit application and can access to maximum 2GB. That's 32bits application limitation. Thus, whether you have 8GB, 24GB RAM loaded, Fireworks phisically access to 2GB is the max. We are investigating this to improve memory access for the future version of Fireworks.
Er how long do we have to wait for this 64bit version? I'm suprised it needs investigation because its been done for Photoshop already so do what they did. But I'm guessing the code is poorly architected due to its long legacy and that it makes a lot of built in assumptions on 32bit architecture so any port will be long and painful and expensive to manage.
CS3 didn't really need more than 2GB of memory because it was coded properly. CS5 is a massive memory leaking mess that creates way too many GDI objects and then exhausts its limited 32bit heap. The course is clear
I'm guessing we see neither in CS6. I'm also guessing most fireworks users would trade pointless new features for a stable and reliable tool with the existing feature set - what say you users?
As far as I know, Fw Team works hard to fix all memory issues! (And I hope to see better stability and increased max. memory limits in the next version of Fireworks.)
However, Fw Team may need your help.
Please, once you hit "NOT ENOUGH MEMORY" issue, submit a bug report here:
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform&product=1 4
Include all helpful details (hardware configuration, Win version, Fw version, Fw preferences, etc.), attach Fw PNG files, and steps to reproduce (if possible),
This will greatly help the team address these issues!
Thanks in advance!
I am having the same issues, and always have since I've installed CS5. It's nice to know that I'm not alone. My question is, exactly how do I save the file that I've been working on all day without losing what I've done (cross my fingers). Please tell me exactly what files to delete, and thier path. I am running windows 7, 64 bit, with 8gb ram, i7 processor.
Thanks so much.
P.S. It would be nice to fix this issue as Fireworks is a great program.
I have to agree with people here and it is worrisome to me that the first post was in 2010 and two years later, we experience the same issues.
Fireworks in the lifeblood of my professional work, I run a agency that utilizes Fireworks primarily doing UI,UX,IXD for all sorts of projects, from medium size business to high-ends.
Fireworks is the only application by Adobe and on the market that delivers the ability to work wireframes, vectorized, with pixel perfect interfaces, interaction work and full design compositions. Photoshop/Illustrator is inferior to FW when it comes to this and Adobe has to realise both the market and the advantage that they have with this. It becomes more critical as we move into new standards on the web and with apps.
I am quite frustrated that it requires no more than 100 objects in a sketch/file, a few pages, layers and a file of 2mb to turn FW into a slug. This is regardless of it being run on a Win7 i7 with 8gb of ram, an i7 Macook Air with 4gb or a Mac Pro Xeon 8 core with 32gb ram.
Moving objects, selecting objects, copy/paste and all sorts of minor adjustments are sluggish, respons jerky. It takes a restart once in a while, but it slugs down fast. A lot of the stuff is vector, from icons, to simple lines and objects (and no, Illustrator can't deliver what I need).
I'd rather see that Adobe fixes the memory/stability issues, than introducing new features. An example: While it might be useful for someone, drop everything from texture packs (nobody uses a Berber texture fill) to anything that competes with Photoshop/Illustrator where e.g. Photoshop does better (I am thinking touching up images etc).
What a lot of the users (based on fellow FW fans) would want, is a stable, responsive, well implemented software. We produce quality software for our customers and would like to see the same done for us (Adobe MC is expensive in Norway and I do not mind, but I want quality in return).
Ok, this is what I am talking about.
I have an larger size sketch for wireframes. Most of the stuff is vector, so it can be scaled up/down nicely.
Just doing a simple thing like rasterizing them, would eat up all the memory. I rasterezied all the vector but one icon (due to the memory issue).
So the issue is:
Again, been living with this for years and in many projects. Growing tired of it.
This is extremely annoying. Is Adobe listening? People are paying big bucks here to get their product and yet they got this. When I searched Adobe's KB, the suggestion was (laugh if you wish) max out your RAM and get a faster computer, Duh?
I think they are listening, but what is somewhat annoying is that fixes are included in a whole new product release, not backwards patched.
64Bit is the only feature in FW CS6 that I see as positive. People who design for the web, needs to know CSS. CSS/jQuery theme exports produces automated markup, hardly the most helpful feature. @font-face support etc, would have been so much more welcome.
While I do not mind paying high for working software, I am appalled that one has to live with a problem for so long. Some of the issues with FW has been present since CS3.
All kudos to Macromedia who once upon a time created these products, but they were not exactly know for producing stable products and their codebase (I know from LearningSpace 5, old Macromedia product) wasn't the best. I fear that lots of old code has been present all along, which explains a lot.
Adobe: With 64Bit support in FW CS6, I would like to know if this is a major rewrite of the core.
Fireworks CS6 is not 64bit app. There are many improvements in it: on Windows 7 64 bit, Fireworks will be able to use more RAM, and GDI objects issues has been fixed; but Fireworks remains 32bit app, nevertheless...
The reason why Fw CS5, for example, cannot receive a new patch, is that there were made some serious updates to the core, and simply updating older Fw version(s) would be too problematic...
Thanks Michel, for the clearification.
My oh my, are you sure? Then why does Adobe have a clear "64 Bit" image on the feature list for Fireworks CS6?
By being able to run 32bit in a 64bit environment? That sounds outright lame.
GDI fix is very welcome of course.
So basically, the new features (until hopefully more are revealed) are:
* Bundling the mobile packs for CS5 with CS6
* Quicker access to colours
* Crossing fingers for serious community love
Older versions of Fireworks use up to 2 GB of RAM on Win 32bit/64bit; CS6 will be able to use up to 3 GB (on 64bit Win).
List of new features is much longer -- I hope a detailed article (maybe on Smashing Mag?) may one day clear things up a bit!
I can't but help feeling that improving it to use only 3GB is a major lagging step.
If true, I am sure there is a reason, but it hardly does not compute.
Of course, I am not a developer, so up to 3GB might mean 3GB recycled.
Looking forward to that list. The community is dying to know what happens to Fireworks. Adobe should no doubt show it a lot more love.
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Looking forward to that list. The community is dying to know what happens to Fireworks. Adobe should no doubt show it a lot more love.
A lot more love to Fireworks would be nice! However, I am not sure this will happen anytime soon...
Illustrator and Photoshop continue to copy Fireworks features:
http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2012/04/generating-css-from-shapes-in-fir eworks.html
...while development resources are quite limited for Fw...
Still, I like the fact that version CS6 is quite improved, and has a few nice new features. (Yep, that list should be published soon! The community definitely needs it.)
...while development resources are quite limited for Fw...
This is important. The developers working on Fireworks are no doubt doing their best and we know that their team is overshadowed by the flagship products.
mzetlitz wrote:
...while development resources are quite limited for Fw...
This is important. The developers working on Fireworks are no doubt doing their best and we know that their team is overshadowed by the flagship products.
Yes, they do their best for sure! Just look at Photoshop splash screen (Help > About...) and then at Fireworks screen... Then compare number of engineers and designers on both teams...
I think Adobe are seriously lacking with a vision for Fireworks - it is without doubt the best screen design tool for mobile/web and the best mobile asset production workflow tool also.
I look at my colleagues struggling with their byzantine photophop layer and seperate smart objects in illustrator and wonder why on earth Adobe don't they see that Fireworks is the future for a mobile design tool. I am a serious advocate for Fireworks but this sort of behaviour undermines the message, it is the best tool for the job. Because when it falls over people say I'm going back to Photoshop.
I also feel seriously on the edge and marginalised working on Windows in Fireworks when everyone else is working on Photoshop on Mac.
As for the memory issues I use CS3 now although I have a CS5 licence because CS3 will stay up all day without running out of memory. I just use CS5 to import the files for things like PDF output or to transfer files from Photoshop & Illustrator (though never with 100% fidelity) . 3GB will be better and to be honest a Fireworks file is a fraction of the size of a Photoshop bloatware file so we don't need ad much memory as that.
As for integrating the Fireworks best bits into Photoshop and Illustrator they are just adding more baggage to already bloated products and it will be hard to use the neat streamlines Fireworks features amongst all the historical dross freatures.
Features that should be integrated in the Fireworks core are things like sub-pixel nudging - relying on John Dunning to enhance the core product is lame. I could go on ...

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If there is any justice in the world, Bama will get sanctions over this.
Dang. So I guess we won't be hearing those tapes of Cecil Newton now.
According to Cole Cubelic of Huntsville, Alabama's "The Zone," "Scott Moore and WZZN 97.7 have decided to part ways." That from Cubelic's Twitter account. Cubelic is the host of his own show on WZZN-FM and he is a "former Auburn Tiger" according to his Twitter bio.
Everyone will now speculate as to what went down between Moore and his station — the station found out he didn't have tapes and was embarrassed? — but the bottom line is this: All the folks who'd bought into this guy's claims now have quite a bit of egg on their faces.
Let's see when and where he pops up next… and what kind of claims he makes when he does.


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Holder Questioned About Voting Rights, Surveillance Reform
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Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. today appeared on Capitol Hill for an oversight hearing for the first time in nearly a year, giving Senators a wide range of topics—including voting rights and surveillance reform—to discuss with the country's top prosecutor.
Holder was asked about, among other things, his views on the National Security Agency's bulk collection of telephone records under Section 215 of the USA Patriot Act. Holder was clear in his defense of the controversial program, noting that judges on the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court have upheld the constitutionality of the surveillance.
Although Section 215 collects phone records such as the date, time and duration of calls, Holder said, analysts must have a predicate to search that database "and that makes it consistent with what has been passed by Congress and upheld by the courts."
"I'd say that 15 judges in the FISA court, two judges, one in California and one in New York, have looked at this question and made the determination the 215 program is in fact constitutional," Holder said. "One judge in Washington D.C. has decided it is not." (The Justice Department is challenging, on appeal, the Washington judge's decision. The ACLU is fighting the ruling by the Manhattan federal trial judge.)
Holder called the bulk collection of phone data "an appropriate use in a constitutional sense of the government's power. But the question is, and it's what the president proposed to us: Just because we can do something, should we do it?" Holder, at the request of President Obama, is part of the group that's studying whether the government should retain control of the database or whether it should be in the hands of a third-party.
Under questioning from Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) about the "grave risk of abuse" of the phone database, Holder said he's on finding a mechanism that would allow the appropriate level of protection of the data while not harming the program.
Holder also testified about voting rights and same-sex marriage—two topics that are being litigated in federal courts across the country. In a written statement submitted to the committee, Holder addressed two recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions—U.S. v. Windsor, which extended federal benefits to married same-sex couples, and Shelby County v. Holder, which voided a provision of the Voting Rights Act.
In his testimony, Holder said the department is "working diligently" with federal agencies to implement the Supreme Court's ruling in United States v. Windsor. Holder echoed Obama's State of the Union remarks about the need to act on the voting rights front in the wake of the high court's decision. (The Voting Rights Act, Obama said Tuesday night, was "weakened.")
"We are vigorously enforcing federal voting protections—and working with Congressional leaders from both parties to refine and strengthen the proposals this body is currently considering—to help ensure that every eligible American has access to the franchise," Holder wrote in his comments.
Holder's appearance on Capitol Hill comes the same week that prosecutors are expected to announce—by Jan. 31—whether they will seek the death penalty in the case against Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, charged in Boston federal district court for his alleged role in the Boston Marathon bombing in April. "We will be announcing by the deadline," Holder said today.
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MONASH Council has accused the state government of playing Russian roulette with the safety of schoolchildren following proposed budgets cuts to supervised crossings around the city.
Parent groups have also criticised the move, which has been labelled "detrimental".
Ten of the 84 supervised school crossings in Monash could lose funding for 2013-14.
WHAT DO YOU THINK? Are school crossing supervisors necessary, and if so, who should pay for them? Post a comment below.
Monash Council has applied for all its crossings to be funded but was told by VicRoads that up to 10 crossings "may not meet their criteria for funding" because of a fall in the number of pedestrians.
"We have asked VicRoads to provide us with formal written advice if they are going to withdraw funding for any of our crossings," Monash mayor Micaela Drieberg said.
Local councils are responsible for measuring traffic and pedestrian numbers using the crossings. But while Cr Drieberg conceded there had been fewer children using some of the city's crossings, she said that funding used to appoint supervisors should be maintained.
"My view is that whether it is three children or 30 children, they should be supported as they walk to school," Cr Drieberg said.
"The state government should find better ways of cutting its spending rather than zeroing in on a program that helps children stay safe."
VicRoads would not confirm which crossings in Monash were at risk of losing funding, and would not comment on whether the proposed cuts would affect student safety.
Director of road safety strategy Julian Lyngcoln said VicRoads asked councils to apply for crossing supervisor subsidies every year.
"Council allocations are determined using criteria based on the number of child pedestrians and vehicles at a crossing," he said. "All crossings that meet the eligibility criteria receive a subsidy."
He said the crossing bids were currently being assessed.
Victorian Parents Council chief executive Christine Delamore shared the concerns of the council.
"[Students have] a far greater chance of crossing safely with somebody supervising them because even with the 40km/h limits around these areas, some people do not obey the 40km/h limits," Ms Delamore said.
"When you see a supervisor, it really alerts you even more than the 40km/h limit."


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For Cade Bradley, it's hard to argue he doesn't do a lot for Piedmont sports. The senior is one of Piedmont's few returning starters from the 2012 Class 3A state baseball runner-up team. He also started at quarterback this past fall for the football squad.
And as Piedmont (25-8) prepares to host Mars Hill Bible (28-15) in the 3A state quarterfinals Friday and Saturday, Bradley is a core member of the Bulldogs. Not only does he have an 8-2 pitching record with a 2.78 ERA, he is hitting .481 at the plate with six homers and 29 RBIs. He has struck out only five times.
"He was a junior last year and he was one of the leaders, so he just came in this year doing what he did last year," Piedmont baseball coach James Blanchard said. "He's just one of those guys that when he's on the mound or at the plate, good things are going to happen."
And yet, when Game 1 of the state playoffs arrived three weeks ago, Bradley tried to do too much on the mound against Cleveland. His outing lasted only five batters, all of whom walked and later scored.
"At the start of the season, I was relaxed and having fun, but toward the playoffs it kind of hit me a little harder and I tried to do too much in the first round," Bradley said. "I was trying to overthrow and couldn't find my spots. I just didn't feel like I was on that day and I tried to do way more than I should have done."
Piedmont went on to lose the game 13-4.
"Out of two years, one bad game isn't too bad. A lot of people are worse than that," Blanchard said. "But I'm not going to blame it on Cade. There were times it was called a ball and I thought it was a strike, but I'm not going to get into that."
However, in the same way that the Bulldogs bounced back and won the second game 26-3, Bradley responded like a leader when he was called upon to start Game 3.
"I just felt like I had to and I knew it could be the last game of my high school career and I knew I just had to go out there and throw strikes," Bradley said. "I knew the defense would make plays for me."
Bradley threw a complete-game six-hitter, allowing three unearned runs and striking out two batters in a 7-3 win. It didn't hurt that he got support from the defense, and Payton Young hit three-run home run in the bottom of the sixth inning to break open a one-run game.
"Our bats have been going since I took over the program because I believe in hitting," Blanchard said. "I think we scored 54 runs last year before we went to the state championship and I think we're at 57 or 58 right now."
Bradley was back to his old ways in the second round against Glencoe, even though he had at least one runner reach base in all but one inning. After an unearned run crossed in the first inning, the defense held Glencoe off the board, and Piedmont won 11-1.
"It gives you a lot of confidence knowing that no runners are crossing the plate," Bradley said. "We were able to get them out at second if they got on first. Even if they'd bunt them over into scoring position we'd still get them out, making great plays."
That win set up Piedmont with a quarterfinal matchup with fourth-ranked Mars Hill Bible. But don't think the ranking intimidates Bradley or Piedmont.
"I just know Mars Hill has some good pitchers," Bradley said. "But with the way we've been hitting the ball it isn't anything to be worried about."
As for the team, Blanchard said Piedmont is worrying about Piedmont this week.
"Right now, I kind of look at it different than probably most coaches," he said. "I look at it that what we do is more important than what other people do. Not that we're not going to scout them really well, but we're going to work on what we do."
Brandon Miller covers prep sports for The Star. He can be reached at 256-235-3575 or follow him on Twitter @bmiller_star


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AR 215 Art History I
Caicco, Gregory P.
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Educational Philosophy: I believe there is one thing that is absolutely essential for every functional, intelligent human being to know. They must know how to LEARN. Specifically, they must know: 1. How to acquire information from which to learn. 2. How to think critically to know what is worth learning. 3. How to organize their thoughts to make the best use of their learning. 4. How to communicate their learning to others in a clear, effective manner. So what does this mean in terms of a formal education? It means that when a student enters my classroom, I see them as a person who brings with them a lifetime of acquired knowledge. They are not an empty vessel waiting to be filled, in fact, they are more like a full keg of aged wine waiting to be tapped, savored and enjoyed. It means the learning experience goes both ways, and makes us both richer for the encounter. It means that the student and I have entered into a contract to share what we know. And finally, it means I expect them to work as hard as I do to make the most of the experience. --Dr Gregory Caicco
Learning Outcomes: Core Learning Outcomes
For a due date, please check the course syllabus or course overview.
· The paper should be approximately 750 words in length. (give or take 10% - absolutely no more than 1250)
· Your focus will be on a single work of art.
Your Trip to the Museum:
You will choose a work of art from a local museum. (If you do not have access to a museum near you, please choose an object that interests you from a museum or gallery website on-line. If you must work from a photo found on-line, try looking for multiple views or details on multiple sites.) You will need to bring:
· a pad of paper
· a pencil -The museum will not allow you to use a pen in the gallery.
· a few extra sheets of paper for sketching. Your sketches do not need to be professional or finished, so any blank sheet of paper will do.
· the handout I will give you, copied from A Survival Guide for Art History Students, by Christina Maranci. Chapter 3, "Putting Words to Images: Mastering the Response Essay," pp. 33 – 70.
Choose an appropriate work of art! The date, period, and place of origin should be relevant and fall within the parameters of our class. Choose a work of art that engages you intellectually or emotionally.
Plan on spending a minimum of 40 minutes with the object you choose. This is 40 minutes of quality looking, not discussion with a friend. My suggestions will take you 45 minutes to 1 hour:
1. look at the object for at least 15 minutes (no notes yet)
2. then take as many notes as you can (to make things easier, the Survival Guide handout has listed questions to ask yourself while taking notes)
3. take a break to walk around, stretch, get a drink
4. look at the object again for another 15 minutes (you will be more perceptive the second time around)
5. take notes again
6. try sketching the object (this doesn't have to be good but will miraculously seem to point out to you additional observations about the object)
It is often helpful to come back another day to look again, but this is not necessary to complete the assignment, particularly if you follow my suggestions and take good notes.
The Paper Itself:
This exercise is called a response essay. You do not need to research anything. You will visit the museum, choose a work of art, and write the essay based only on what you can see. Looking is not as simple as you may think. Rather than merely describe the object, you will want to analyze its form. You need to ask yourself the questions:
· "What is this doing?"
· "Why do I have this response?"
The challenge is to analyze a work of art, separating its parts in order to understand the whole. You must resist the urge to merely describe, and instead evaluate the object. Further insights and instructions can be found in A Survival Guide for Art History Students, by Christina Maranci. Chapter 3, "Putting Words to Images: Mastering the Response Essay," pp. 33 – 70.
Organization of the Paper: (further explanations and examples can be found in the Survival Guide handout)
1. The Introduction
a. Write a Short Description of the Work You Have Chosen. Include identifying subject matter or forms, setting or space, color, and medium.
b. State Your Main Argument. A thesis statement related to the overall effect or meaning of the object.
c. State (Briefly) the Ways in Which You Will Prove It.
2. The Main Body (a detailed description/analysis including, but not limited to, the following):
a. Discuss the Medium, the medium's traits, and the artist's use of the medium.
b. Discuss the relevant formal elements (i.e.: line, shape and space, composition and relative scale, light and color, style)
c. Discuss the composition (i.e.: unity/variety, balance, emphasis, focal point)
d. Discuss the relationship the formal elements and composition have to the subject's meaning (or overall effect).
3. The Conclusion.
a. Restate the Main Argument
b. Place this work of art into the big picture. Relate it to a larger issue, art-historical movement, etc.
4. Attach an image of the object (This can be a postcard purchased from the museum bookstore, a photograph, or your sketch. Your own sketch does not need to be professional quality.)
Don't forget to include the objective information somewhere within the paper: artist (if known), culture, date and period; medium; size; museum. Most, if not all, will be available on the museum label found near the object.
Mechanics of the Paper:
· The paper should be approximately 750 words in length. (give or take 10% - absolutely no more than 1250). This will turn out to be 3-5 pages in length
· Pages numbered
· Proper organization, complete sentences, grammar, punctuation, spelling and word choice
Remember that less-than-graceful writing will count strongly against you, as well as misspellings and typos and other signs of carelessness. Proofread. It helps to have someone read over your "final" version before you print it out. You'd be amazed at what you miss.
You can find further hints on writing art papers from these sources on reserve:
A Short Guide to Writing about Art, by Sylvan Barnet. 3rd edition.
A Survival Guide for Art History Students, by Christina Maranci. Chapter 3, "Putting Words to Images: Mastering the Response Essay," pp. 33 – 70.
Look! The Fundamentals of Art History, by Anne D'Alleva. Chapter 3, "Writing art-history papers," pp. 64 – 69.
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Overview of Course Learning Activities
Each week, you will have regular learning activities:
Refer to the Course Schedule in the Course Home menu for more detailed information on the learning assignments and assessments.
Course Assessments Rubric
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400 - 449
350 - 399
300 - 349
299 or below
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The Announcements tool in eCollege is an important way we communicate with you during the course. You are responsible for reading each of the Weekly Announcements, including the FAQ's and the Home Page for each week in the course. If there are any changes required in assignments or due dates, they will be posted in the Weekly Announcements.
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Multimedia Presentations
Chapter 1 - Prehistoric Art
Chapter 2 - Ancient Near East
Quiz over Chapter 1 (10 points)
Quiz over Chapter 2 (10 points)
PAPER ASSIGNMENT! Begin working on your paper assignment. Due in Week 7!
Discussion Question 1 (Chapter 10 points)
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Chapter 3 - Ancient Egypt
Chapter 4 - Aegean Art
Chapter 3 quiz (10 points)
Chapter 4 quiz (10 points)
Exam 1 (50 points)
Discussion Question 2 (10 points)
Prepare for Final
Find a proctor and schedule your appointment (deadline on Friday of Week 6)
Week 3
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Chapter 5 - Greek Art
Chapter 6 - Etruscan and Roman Art
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Quiz over Chapter 6 (10 points)
Discussion Question 3 (10 points)
Week 4
Multimedia Presentations
Chapter 9 - South Asia
Chapter 9 quiz (10 points)
Discussion Question 4 (10 points)
Week 5
Multimedia Presentations
Chapter 10 - China and Korea
Quiz over Chapter 10 (10 points)
Exam 2 (50 points)
Discussion Question 5 (10 points)
Week 6
Multimedia Presentations
Chapter 7 - Jewish, Early Christian and Byzantine
Chapter 14 - Early Medieval
Chapter 7 quiz (10 points)
Chapter 14 quiz (10 points)
Discussion Question 6 (10 points)
Prepare for Final
You MUST schedule your final by Friday of this week!
Week 7
Paper Assignment
Response Essay. Paper due by midnight Wednesday- 100 pts
Multimedia Presentations
Chapter 15 - Romanesque
Chapter 16 - Gothic
Quiz over Chapter 15 (10 points)
Quiz over Chapter 16 (10 points)
Discussion Question 7 (10 points)
Week 8
Proctored Final Exam (100 points - see below)
Discussion Question 8 (10 points)
Proctored Exam
Arranged through proctoring sevice - 100 pts
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Park University 2011-2012 Undergraduate Catalog Page 96
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FORTUNE -- Back in July, Netflix (NFLX) CEO Reed Hastings disclosed what may have been material company information via his personal Facebook page. The SEC has since responded with a Wells Notice, which is the regulatory equivalent of being told to go to the principal's office. You don't yet know the specific punishment, but are pretty sure one is coming.
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Tentative dates are selected for this spring's prescribed burns: April 29, May 1, May 6, May 7, and May 8. Check this page often for updates and to sign up to volunteer.
All burns are weather dependent; we take into account wind direction and speed, any drought conditions, among other factors before moving ahead with a burn. Sign up for volunteer shifts using the online form. Check your email and this website for any updates and to confirm that a scheduled burn is proceeding. Check out a slide show of one of last fall's burns!
All volunteer shifts are outlined in the volunteer form. You must stay for your entire shift. MEET AT SAINT JOHN'S FIRE HALL at 1:00 PM for the first shift. All shifts begin and end at the Saint John's Fire Hall (#24 on the campus map). PLEASE REVIEW THE CLOTHING AND SAFETY INFORMATION AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE.
Don't forget to bring a water bottle!
Prescribed fires at Saint John's Abbey Arboretum are an important land management activity. Prairie plants are pyrofites. That is, they thrive in the presence of fire. Not only do fires release nutrients to the soil and open up the ground layer for new plants, but they also work to fend off invading woody and non-native species.
Cost is free and the burn is open to any interested volunteers ages 18 and older. Check out some of the pictures from past burns.
All prescribed fires are dependent on the weather and conditions on the ground. Please review the volunteer information below and fill out a volunteer form if you are interested in helping out.
Current Burn Plans
- Prairie - Unit 643
- Oak Savanna - Unit 610
- Cemetary Unit
- Tom Joyce Prairie - Unit 1
- Eichhof Unit
- Steve Saupe Prairie
Volunteer Information
The work is physical and involves using a shovel or a backpack water tank or a torch. We can also use volunteers for jobs like photography and check-in. No matter what you do, you and your clothes will get smoky and dirty!
You must stay for your entire shift and may not come late or leave early. It is too hard to safely keep track of people coming and going. We have fire shirts, helmets, and gloves for twenty volunteers. Fill out a volunteer form if you are interested in helping out. If you are not yet on our list to receive e-mail notifications of volunteer opportunities, complete the online volunteer form to be added to the list. Contact us early to ensure your participation! Meet at the Saint John's Fire Hall (see campus map) to sign in and receive safety gear.
On the day of the burn, you will need cotton jeans, and a cotton shirt or sweatshirt for your outer layer; it gets cold in the evening. Wear leather boots or the heaviest shoes you have. Bring a water bottle that fits in your pocket or can clip to your belt. Dress for the weather and bring extra layers to keep warm. Wool is a good option that is both warm and non-flammable. We will furnish you with a fire shirt, hard hat, and cotton gloves. If you have leather work gloves, feel free to bring them. DO NOT BRING OR WEAR ANYTHING MADE OF FLEECE OR POLYESTER AS IT BURNS TOO EASILY.
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Spring will mark the awaited groundbreaking for new athletic facilities on Northwestern's campus, with the university's board of trustees' recent approval of a $10.7 million construction project. Completion is anticipated for fall 2014, accommodating football, soccer, baseball and softball teams with new, artificial turf fields, and welcoming UNW tennis teams back on campus with six regulation size courts. In addition to the new fields and courts, the complex will feature updated bleacher seating for nearly 1,500 fans, locker rooms for 192 student athletes, and a spirit plaza with restroom and concessions facilities. Funds for the project have been raised through the successful Soar Campaign.
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Throughout the last decade Northwestern has repurposed multiple athletic venues for academic and community growth, pushing several Eagles teams off-campus for practice and students involved in outdoor campus recreation to city-owned parks. These students will return to campus, as will summer camp attendees and outside community groups.
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While incoming students will start their athletic careers in new facilities, staff and current students are looking forward to the transition.
"In addition to a new surface and stadium for our team's game day experience, we'll be fortunate to not wear down our baseball team's outfield for practice, and the artificial turf won't allow rain and other weather elements to be a factor in how we prepare for Saturdays," said head football coach Kirk Talley. "The larger locker rooms for student athletes will allow for more interaction among teammates."
Northwestern has contracted with PCL Construction, Inc. for the project. In the Twin Cities metro area, PCL is most recently known for its work on the University of Minnesota's $7.2 million Siebert Field baseball complex, finished in April 2013.


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Cline, William. R. Policy Brief 10-20: Renminbi Undervaluation, China's Surplus, and the US Trade Deficit. Peterson Institute for International Economics, 1 Aug. 2010. Web. 1 Aug. 2010. <http://iie.com/publications/interstitial.cfm?ResearchID=1636>.
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Cline, William R. "Policy Brief 10-20: Renminbi Undervaluation, China's Surplus, and the US Trade Deficit." Peterson Institute for International Economics. http://iie.com/publications/interstitial.cfm?ResearchID=1636 (accessed August 1, 2010).
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Cline, William R. Policy Brief 10-20: Renminbi Undervaluation, China's Surplus, and the US Trade Deficit. Peterson Institute for International Economics. http://iie.com/publications/interstitial.cfm?ResearchID=1636 (accessed August 1, 2010).
by William R. Cline, Peterson Institute for International Economics
August 2010
The impact of China's exchange rate on both its current account balance and the US-China bilateral trade balance is considerable. A 1 percent rise in the real effective exchange rate would cause a reduction in China's current account surplus of 0.30 to 0.45 percent of GDP. A 10 percent real effective appreciation would bring China's current account surplus down by roughly $170 billion to $250 billion annually with a corresponding improvement in the US current account balance ranging from $22 billion to $63 billion annually. William R. Cline also warns that the increasing trend for China's current account surplus, combined with the negative trend for the US deficit, indicate that adjustments accomplished through exchange rate correction at any one time will have a tendency to erode unless the renminbi successively appreciates by around 2 percent annually to reflect its rapid productivity growth. Special Chinese efforts to shift the economy away from external to domestic demand are important complements of exchange rate adjustment, without which the long-term trend toward a rising trade surplus could cause excess demand to grow and increase inflationary pressures on the economy.
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The Renminbi and the US Current Account Deficit September 16, 2010
Policy Brief 13-29: Estimates of Fundamental Equilibrium Exchange Rates, November 2013 November 2013
Policy Brief 13-28: Stabilizing Properties of Flexible Exchange Rates: Evidence from the Global Financial Crisis November 2013
Op-ed: Unconventional Monetary Policy: Don't Shoot the Messenger November 14, 2013
Op-ed: Misconceptions About Fed's Bond Buying September 2, 2013
Working Paper 13-2: The Elephant Hiding in the Room: Currency Intervention and Trade Imbalances March 2013
Policy Brief 12-25: Currency Manipulation, the US Economy, and the Global Economic Order December 2012
Working Paper 12-19: The Renminbi Bloc Is Here: Asia Down, Rest of the World to Go?
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Policy Brief 12-19: Combating Widespread Currency Manipulation July 2012
Policy Brief 12-7: Projecting China's Current Account Surplus April 2012
Working Paper 12-4: Spillover Effects of Exchange Rates: A Study of the Renminbi March 2012
Book: Flexible Exchange Rates for a Stable World Economy October 2011
Op-ed: Taxing China's Assets: How to Increase US Employment Without Launching a Trade War April 25, 2011
Op-ed: Why the World Needs Three Global Currencies February 15, 2011
Policy Brief 10-24: The Central Banker's Case for Doing More October 2010
Policy Brief 10-26: Currency Wars? November 2010
Testimony: Correcting the Chinese Exchange Rate September 15, 2010
Op-ed: New Imbalances Will Threaten Global Recovery June 10, 2010
Book: The Future of China's Exchange Rate Policy July 2009
Book: Debating China's Exchange Rate Policy April 2008
Article: The Dollar and the Deficits: How Washington Can Prevent the Next Crisis November 2009
Policy Brief 09-21: The Future of the Dollar September 2009
Policy Brief 07-4: Global Imbalances: Time for Action March 2007
Working Paper 11-14: Renminbi Rules: The Conditional Imminence of the Reserve Currency Transition September 2011
Peterson Perspective: Legislation to Sanction China: Will It Work? October 7, 2011
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The most economic geothermal resources are found where geothermal gradients are significantly higher than average. Gradients as high as 200°C/km (11°F per hundred feet) or higher are common in geothermal areas. These high gradients are usually associated with water flow brining heat toward the surface. Unfortunately a 200°C/km gradient may be caused by 50°C (122°F) water at a depth of 200 meters (663 feet) or 150°C (300°F) water at 700 meters (2,300 feet). The shallow warm water could be used for direct use; the deeper hot water could be used for electricity generation. Geothermal gradients are a good indication of the location of geothermal resources, but other exploration is required to determine the magnitude and potential uses of the resource.
Primary sources and controls of heat loss from the Earth that produce geothermal resources.
The outer shell of the Earth, the plates of the lithosphere, is relatively rigid and heat flows into the base of this layer from below this layer. In some areas temperatures are high enough to cause melting and additional heat is transferred with the upward flow of molten rock, or magma. Within the plates, heat is generated by the radioactive decay of isotopes of uranium, thorium and potassium. These radioactive isotopes are present in very small concentrations, typically less than 1 to no more than 20 parts per million. However, when present in a layer 10 km (6.25 miles) thick, the effect of even small concentrations becomes significant. Heat from the radiogenic decay of these isotopes roughly doubles the heat flow that enters the base of the plates on average, but concentrations of these isotopes are very variable making the surface heat flow very variable. In the near surface (the upper crust), heat flow may be changed dramatically by transport of heat by magma, often associated with volcanoes, and heat transfer by groundwater. Groundwater flow may be driven by heat from magmatic intrusions or by gravity-driven flow. Where water flows downward heat is transported downward; where water flows upward, heat is transported upward.
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- 30 Minute Meals
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil, 1 turn of the pan
- 1 1/4 pounds ground beef sirloin
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons to 1 tablespoon steak seasoning blend, such as McCormick brand Montreal Seasoning
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 small red bell pepper, chopped
- 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- 2 cups tomato sauce
- 2 tablespoons tomato paste
- 4 crusty rolls, split, toasted, and lightly buttered
- Garnish: sliced ripe tomatoes, pickles, Deviled Potato Salad, recipe follows
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Betsy Band prepares for state competition this weekend
By Ashley Rader
Members of the Elizabethton High School Betsy Band are hoping "Our Town" will return the state band championship to their town.
The Betsy Band will take its 2013 "Our Town" show on the road to Independence High School on Nov. 2 in hopes of winning its third state championship in four years.
The band won the championship in 2012 and 2010, and finished third in 2011 in a particularly tight contest with just 8/10 of a point between them and the first place finisher.
EHS Band Director Perry Elliott said the band expects a strong competition again this year because the same cast of characters will be competing for the band title once again. EHS' previous rivals Page High School, from Franklin, and Gibson County High School will be returning among many other high schools from around the state.
"Starting from the first contest, everything has been to prepare for state," Elliott said. "Last week at the competition at Maryville, we did everything the same as if we would do it at state. We are trying to prepare ourselves to lead up to the competition."
Pacing is important for the students, who will leave for the competition in Thompson's Station, Tenn., located a little south of Nashville, at 5 a.m. on Nov. 2.
"That means the kids are getting up at around 4 a.m.," Elliott said. "We don't compete for the first time until 3:45 p.m. So the big thing really is pacing ourselves and being ready mentally."
The students are encouraged to sleep on the bus on the way to the competition, and quiet-time rules are in effect. Elliott said they are only allowed to listen to music using headphones and no movies are allowed until later in the day.
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On behalf of the State Bar of Georgia, I am writing to congratulate Superior Court Judge Denise Marshall of Albany on her appointment by Gov. Nathan Deal to the State Commission on Family Violence.
The entire state will benefit from Judge Marshall's service on the commission, which works with judges, advocates, law enforcement, medical professionals, educators and concerned citizens across Georgia to provide leadership and coordinate a community response to end the problem of family violence.
Judge Marshall's acceptance of this appointment demonstrates her continued commitment to public service, which in turn serves to promote the cause of justice, uphold the rule of law and protect the rights of all citizens. We wish her well in her new position of statewide leadership.
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